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Freedom is priceless: First they came for the homeless…then… we became homeless too.
A city in Florida is making it illegal for homeless people to carry possessions in public places.
My question is, how will they know whether or not a person is homeless? Are they just going to target people who are poorly dressed, assume they are homeless then take away whatever possessions they are carrying with them? If someone is walking home from the grocery store, carrying a bag of groceries and looking poorly dressed, might the police not stop that person and demand he/she give up the groceries? Suppose the police officer is hungry, for example, hasn't eaten in hours and then this rather homeless-looking person shows up carrying a bag of groceries in a city that doesn't allow possessions to be displayed on public sidewalks?
Am I trying to be funny here? Just a tongue-in-cheek little anecdote for today's Mad Bag Lady blog entry?
Look, I know most Americans don't care at all about the homeless. Whether you'll admit to it or not, most of you still believe in the "temporarily embarrassed millionaires" nonsense. You think that if you keep supporting the system, keep working hard at tiny wages for bosses who act more like slaveholders than business owners that one day someone will recognize your good "attitude" (slaves are notorious for having good attitudes toward their situation) and promote you to CEO of corrupt corporate America. So you dare not speak out on behalf of the homeless. After all, they've just made "bad choices," obviously. Otherwise, they'd be temporarily embarrassed millionaires too.
Believe me, I get it. I get it.
But remember this: dictators always choose a scapegoat, deprive them of their civil rights first and convince the rest of the population to support it. But the real agenda is to deprive everyone of their rights. It's just easier to start with the most unpopular people first. The homeless are just guinea pigs for an overall plan to eliminate our public spaces, privatize everything, and take away all of our rights (unless of course we're wealthy and can afford to buy the streets and sidewalks so that we can do whatever we want on them.)
So Hitler attacked the Jews, for example. But ultimately, no one was free under Nazi leadership. What many people don't know is that Hitler went after union leaders too. Union leaders, communists and democratic socialists–anyone who wanted more civil liberties for the average person (as opposed to the wealthy elite) was the enemy of Hitler and the Nazis.
This might surprise many Americans who've been brainwashed into believing that "socialism" is the enemy. In fact, Hitler was strongly against democratic socialism and communism.
Think about that for a moment. Please. Please think, and think for yourself, if only for a moment. Because it's important to remember that "communism," "socialism," "capitalism," etc., are all just labels. None of those systems are practiced in their purest forms (at least to my knowledge.) Most countries use ideas from all of these systems and combine them to create their own systems. (More about this will be addressed in a future blog.) The Nazis may often be thought of as socialists and may have claimed to be wanting to help the average German (who was struggling during the Great Depression) but the Nazis persecuted union leaders, democratic socialists and communists, threw them in prison or executed them. What the Nazis said publicly and what they actually did were often two different things, as we now know from history. (Oddly, I had a hard time finding any videos online about this. Most were filled with propaganda about the Nazis. However, I've read the history of Nazi Germany, and I urge you to do the same, so that you don't believe the lies being told by people who assume you won't take the time to actually read about it for yourself.)
But back to the point. Laws restricting the rights of the homeless to sleep on "public" sidewalks, to ask for money and now to own possessions of any kind affect all of us. Homeless or not, should you decide to "hang out" in public, you may be accosted by the police. And now, in some cities, you can have your possessions taken from you.
Is this what you want, America?
Perhaps I'm an unusual person because I value freedom over everything, including money. (OMG! OMG! You value something over money!) Yes, people. And I'll even say it again. Freedom, civil liberties, civil rights–are more important to me than money.
I think we've all read about wealthy people who've been very unhappy in spite of their material wealth. Marilyn Monroe was a classic example. She was beautiful, wealthy and famous but very, very unhappy. She was not free. That's right, Marilyn Monroe did not have freedom. As a woman, she was oppressed the way all of us females are. She was a mere sex object. And that's all she was allowed to be. No matter how often she cried out that she wanted to be taken seriously as an actress, that she didn't want to be a "joke," the business people who managed her career would not allow her to be herself. To be herself and a serious actress would have meant speaking in her own authentic voice, not the child-like, false-innocent ingenue voice that had made her famous. Being herself meant not flirting with every man–perhaps there were some men who irritated her. Perhaps there were times when she didn't feel sexy, when she didn't want to wear makeup or do her hair. Perhaps there were times when she thought about civil rights issues and politics herself. (From what I'd read, she'd had democratic-socialist ideas. That's not surprising as she'd grown up poor.) But a sex object does none of those things. A sex object is pretty, mindless and always eager to please.
So tragic. So sad. Ms. Monroe seemed to have it all. But the one thing she didn't have was that which is priceless, that one thing money cannot buy: freedom. Should she have dropped everything to pursue her own desires, she would have lost all that money, all her connections. And then what? Happiness, maybe. But money? She could have lost it all. Instead she gave up her life. So ultimately she lost it all anyhow.
Personally, I don't see the point in that. But then who am I? I don't have a lot of money myself, so I suppose nothing I say really matters, does it? Believe it or not, I was faced with similar choices to Marilyn's. In some ways, my childhood was similar, and I too–yes, me, the mad bag lady!–was thought of as rather, shall we say, sexy… I could have slept my way to the top…
But I chose a different route. And look where I am today! Woohoo!
I haven't committed suicide because I chose to be myself and not be commodified, but I, obviously, paid a financial price.
However, it could have been different if I'd had a large following. What I mean is, if millions of Americans had also chosen freedom –and we can do it now, all of us, we can choose freedom today!–if Americans were to choose freedom then the few of us who value freedom wouldn't be the outcasts, the dregs of society. We'd be the heroes.
But today's American heroes are sellouts. They live like Marilyn lived. It's fun for a while until the years go by and you start to find you can't be a commodity any longer. If you're an intelligent person, eventually, you'll start to realize that there are aspects of yourself you've had to suppress in order to appease those you've allowed to have power over you.
And increasingly, it's getting dangerous to hold onto our humanity, to be ourselves. We're all under surveillance. We go to work and our bosses are watching us via cameras all over the building. They watch us as we drive into the parking lot and park our cars. They see us applying that extra dab of lip gloss and straightening out the wrinkles in our clothes before we exit our car. They're watching while we think we're alone in the elevator and pulling the crease out of the back of our skirt when we forget someone else is there (behind the surveillance camera.) Even some public restrooms have surveillance cameras in them. But we ignore all that, telling ourselves no one is really watching us, and we adjust our bra strap, maybe remove our blouse to fix our bra, and all the while a man is watching us behind that camera in the restroom where we thought we were alone.
We have no privacy. No time to be ourselves, even when we're alone. No time to lock ourselves in the bathroom to have a good cry–because they're watching us there too. But that's not enough for them.
Now they want the right to stop us and confiscate our belongings–but only if they think we're homeless.
Well, guess what, Americans? We are homeless! All of us. They've taken our country away from us. We grew up living in the Land of the Free and the Brave, the land that claimed, "Give me your tired and your poor…" but our land was taken away from us.
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Can fusion and fission happen at the same time, in the same place? I was talking with a friend, and he thinks that fission and fusion happen at the same time at the sun, is that true? I guess this would cause perpetual motion, then I speculated that they could happen, but in different proportions and I believed that fusion is happening in a higher proportion than fission. What do you think?
I've searched on wikipidia, and I still found no mention to fission happening in the sun.

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On Dec. 7, the Liberty University Athletics Department lost one of its own when Darius Dixon, a freshman sprinter for the track & field program, was tragically killed in a car accident.
Earlier that same week, Dixon competed in his first collegiate event for the Flames, running in the 200-meter and 400-meter dash races in the Liberty Kickoff, held in the Tolsma Indoor Track Center on Dec. 4-5.
"Our hearts are all aching over the tragic loss of this promising life. Darius was a very special young man who was part of a wonderful freshman class," commented Brant Tolsma, Liberty's head track & field/cross country coach.
"We appreciate the prayers and support of the many people who are upholding his family and our team during this difficult time. We are confident, based upon his testimony, that he is with the Lord, and that gives us comfort."
Dixon was the son of Herman and Shineka Dixon from Chesapeake, Va., and would have been 19 on New Year's Day.
Dixon graduated from Western Branch High School. He helped his team win the 2013 Virginia AAA state title and the New Balance Outdoor National 4x400 titles.
Like many of Liberty's student-athletes, Dixon took part in many of the athletics department's various community service projects, highlighted by the Thanks For Giving clothing drive. He donated 257 articles of clothing to be distributed to the needy in the local community by the Lynchburg Daily Bread.
Liberty University plans to hold a memorial service to honor Dixon once the student body returns from its Winter Break in January.
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Cell cycle analysis
Cell cycle analysis of Escherichia coli cells
C period = the time for a round of chromosome replication
D period = the time between the end of a round of chromosome replication and cell division
Determination of initiation age (ai) and C+D:
From flow cytometry analysis of cells treated with rifampicin and cephalexin (run-out histogram) the proportions of cells that had not initiated replication at the time of drug action (4-origin-cells, streaked) and cells that had initiated (8-origin-cells) can be estimated.The initiation age (ai) can be found from the theoretical age distribution described by this formula,
where F is the fraction of cells that had not initiated and τ is the generation time, or from the estimated graph of the theoretical age distribution (streaked portion).
This gives:
which is the same as this (log2 is 1):
If you have for example a generation time τ=84 minutes and the portion of cells with 4 origins is 66% the formula gives:
The C+D period is estimated from the initiation age (ai), the generation time (τ) and the number of generations spanned per cell cycle.
4-origin-cells: 23 %
Generation time (τ): 27 min
Initiation age (ai): 5 min
Determination of the C and D periods:
The C period is found from the oriC/terC ratio obtained by Southern blot or qPCR analysis (oriC/ter ratio determination) and the generation time (τ):
which gives:
The D period is found from the C+D and C period:
[math]D = (C+D) - C[/math]
Example (continues):
C period calculated from the oriC/terC ratio: 49 min
D period = (C+D) – C
D period = 76 min – 49 min = 27 min
The theoretical exponential DNA histogram:
A theoretical exponential DNA histogram can be drawn to check whether the obtained values fit with the experimental data. From the C+D period the DNA content of the cells at different time points in the cell cycle can be calculated.
The individual values of C and D can be varied
to obtain a shape of the theoretical histogram
that gives the best fit to the experimental histogram.
Calculation of the average number of replication forks when D=τ:
In the example given above, 23% of the cells contain 4 replication forks (4-origin peak in run-out histogram) and 77% contain 12 replication forks (8-origin peak), hence the average number of replication forks in the cell population will be:
(4 x 0.23) + (12 x 0.77) = 10.2 forks
Calculation of the average number of replication forks when D≠τ:
4-origin-cells: 23%
8-origin-cells: 77%
τ = 27 min
ai = 5 min
C = 51 min
D = 25 min
C+D = 76 min
12 forks → 8-origin peak in run-out histogram = 77% of the cells
6 and 4 forks → 4-origin peak in run-out histogram = 23% of the cells
The fraction of cells containing 6 forks: F = 2 - 2((τ-at)/τ) = 2 – 2((27-2)/27) = 0.10
The fraction of cells containing 4 forks: 0.23 – 0.10 = 0.13
The average number of replication forks: (6 x 0.10) + (4 x 0.13) + (12 x 0.77) = 10.4 forks


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Huguette Clark's mansion's sale pending
After nine years in the market, the legendary 52-acre estate of Huguette Clark in New Canaan may finally have a new owner, realtor Barbara Cleary said Tuesday.
The property, which was listed at $15.9 million, was purchased by an LLC, so it is unclear who the buyer is. The sale is pending.
Also known as Le Beau Chateau, the property is owned by the estate of the late reclusive copper heiress Huguette Clark.
Cleary said she could not disclose the name of the company until the transaction is finalized, which could take about two months.
"But I can say that the buyers have a keen appreciation for the rarity and unique history of this beautiful estate," Cleary said.
The property had been on the market since 2005. Its original list price was $34 million.
The 22-room estate has been vacant for more than 60 years. Clark, the daughter of turn-of-the-century copper tycoon and U.S. Sen. William Clark, purchased the property in 1951, but never spent a night in the mansion.
Cleary said the final purchase price would be known once the transaction is complete. Although she didn't share specifics, she said the transaction went pending in the last few days, which means both parties have agreed and signed a contract "that will close," she said.
The realtor also said the buyers intend to restore and renovate both the house and the property. She also said the buyers are "creative" and they intend to live there.
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"It's good for us to know that this incredible and historical estate will remain intact as of one of the area's crown jewels," Cleary said.
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What doe´s "played their favorite bits" phrase in a hearing means?
Probably the most common context (note however that I shouldn't have to guess) is people listening to music. If they play their favourite bits, this means they keep rearranging the musical device so that the favourite bits of their songs are heard.
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E-book reader options are better than ever for digital bookworms. Here are our favorites.
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Amazon Kindle Third Generation With 3G + Wi-Fi Amazon keeps pace with a more competitive e-reading marketplace with a smaller device, more readable text and an improved hardware interface. $140 price for Wi-Fi version will open the door for multi-Kindle families. Battery life is long enough for space shuttle missions. $190 (with 3G and Wi-Fi), $140 (Wi-Fi only) | Amazon
Full Review: Amazon's Third-Generation Kindle Keeps E-Reader Fire Burning
Sony PRS-350 E-Reader Compact design is both eye-catching and travel-friendly. Touchscreen makes highlighting passages and notation a breeze. Sixteen contrast levels makes outdoor reading a cinch. Screen stays smudge-free even after numerous swipes. Battery only needs a quick bi-weekly charge. $180 | Sony
Full Review: Touchscreen E-Reader Pushes Our Disappointment Button
Barnes & Noble Nook Attractive, well-designed hardware. Color LCD makes menus and covers look pretty. Ability to switch fonts is a welcome change. Book-lending works with friends and with libraries. Easy reading experience. Expandable via MicroSD slot. User-replaceable battery. $260 | Barnes & Noble
Full Review: Nook E-Reader Promises, But Doesn't Deliver
Amazon.com Kindle DX Big-screen device that's even more readable than the original Kindle. PDF support is a welcome addition. $490 | Amazon | Full Review: Supersized Kindle DX Makes E-Reading Easy for a Supersized Price
If you want to enjoy a good digital book, newspaper or magazine (yes even a magazine) an e-book reader is a smart choice. Prices have plunged this year, and the E Ink screens on many of these devices have improved somewhat, which means the options are better than ever for digital bookworms.
E-book readers don't snatch as many headlines as other gadgets, but the market is flooded with options. Some of these models are superb, while many could be classified as atrocious. We'll focus first on the industry's four front-runners, then have a look at the options that will color your buying decision.
Amazon Kindle
The Kindle is the best-selling reader, and is part of a whole ecosystem of Amazon-provided e-books and software, so you can read the same books on your PC, smartphone or Kindle. Though expensive in its earlier generations, the latest iteration sports a budget price, great connectivity options and a wide selection thanks to Amazon's Kindle store.
Flagship model: Kindle 3 (3G)
Supported formats: TXT, AZW, PDF, HTML, Mobipocket
Hidden perk: Amazon has a free service that converts HTML pages and Word documents to a Kindle-friendly format.
Price: $190 (with 3G and Wi-Fi)
Barnes & Noble Nook
B&N entered the e-reading fray with its Nook. Despite mixed reviews of the Android-powered interface, the color touchscreen, large e-book selection and cross-promotions with the brick-and-mortar stores are clear high points.
Storefront: Nookbook Store
Flagship model: Nook Color
Supported file formats: eReader PDB, ePUB, PDF
Hidden perk: Connecting the Nook to B&N's in-store WiFi grants you an hour's worth of reading of any e-book title.
Price: $150 (Wi-Fi only)
Sony Reader
Sony's middling e-readers haven't exactly been critical darlings, but they're still solid and dependable. Sturdy, compact chassis and daylight-viewable E-Ink displays are the norm across models.
Storefront: Sony Reader Store
Flagship model: Sony Reader: Daily Edition
Supported file formats: TXT, PDF, ePUB, BBeB Book, RTF, DOC
Hidden perk: Protected PDF and ePUB allows users to check out e-books from participating libraries.
Price: $250
Apple iPad
Yes, we know the iPad is a tablet, not a dedicated eReader, but it's still a viable option for reading books. On top of launching an iTunes-esque bookstore, Apple has lent the iPad its UI razzle-dazzle, making for one of the most polished e-reading interfaces.
Storefront: iBooks
Flagship model: iPad 3G (32GB)
Supported file formats: ePUB, PDF
Hidden perk: iBooks comes with a free copy of Winnie-the-Pooh.
Price: $730
Format Wars
Like the rest of the gadget world, e-readers are in the midst of their own format war. Luckily, it's less contentious than most. While some devices support proprietary and DRM-locked file formats (like Amazon's AZW for the Kindle), almost all readers also embrace standards like plain text (TXT), Adobe's portable document format (PDF) and HTML.
Unfortunately, the most ubiquitous e-book format, EPUB, is not supported by the most popular e-book reader, the Kindle. Almost every other e-reader supports this open standard, but Amazon has balked, preferring to push its own format — which, of course, no other e-book reader can utilize.
Before deciding on a reader, it's worth exploring its supported formats and the preferences of its associated storefront. After all, spending an arm and a leg on a virtual library you can't read is pointless.
Connectivity of the 3G variety is the "power door lock" of e-readers. Adding the feature increases the price, but the no-frills day-to-day convenience makes up for it. Being able to browse and download titles sans computer and without a Wi-Fi hotspot grants you true mobility, and the pairing of high-speed throughput with relatively small file transfers means instant gratification. Even the monthly bill has been erased from the equation, as most 3G-ready readers on today's market include lifetime connectivity in the purchase price.
However, it's worthwhile to consider the reliability of the wireless provider chained to your e-reader of choice. If you're an AT&T subscriber who's experiencing service problems, you're likely to see similar performance in your AT&T 3G-powered Kindle. Remember, wireless connectivity has its share of quirks.
MP3 Playback
MP3 capabilities usually feel extraneous in anything short of an iPod. However, the feature can add a great deal of value to an e-reader. On top of e-versions of your favorite books, an MP3-capable device can also download audiobooks, or offer old-fashioned music playback. Though this is the norm in high-end hybrid devices like the iPad and Nook Color (which also do full-fledged video playback), even much more modest readers from Sony and Amazon sport some kind of support.
Bookmarks and Annotation
Annotation and reference chops are pretty standard on e-readers, but they're worth exploring nevertheless. If your reader is likely to be used in an academic or professional setting, then being able to highlight, save and annotate passages is incredibly useful. The trend of baking in onboard reference materials like dictionaries has caught on, as well (though they're unlikely to make "Jabberwocky" more decipherable). Each reader handles these tasks and tools in a slightly different fashion, so if your goal is critical reading, be sure to do your homework.
E-Ink vs. LCD
It's not a battle of "peanut butter vs. chocolate" proportions, but the e-reader community is definitely opinionated about the superiority of one tech over another. Here's a quick rundown:
E Ink: This display tech relies on millions of positively and negatively charged microcapsules. Switching the polarity effectively shifts their positions, producing non-backlit, grayscale images and text (think: Etch-A-Sketch). The lack of backlighting is reported to be easier on the eyes, though problematic for night reading. It's extremely low on power consumption, since it draws power only when changing the screen.
LCD: This tech in e-readers is just like on your smartphone or monitor. It's color, high-contrast, and typically sports much better resolution than E-Ink. It comes with its share of setbacks too. Powering all that sweetness is incredibly taxing in terms of battery life, and long periods of staring at the (constantly flickering) backlight has been known to cause eye strain.
Though we have our preferences (E Ink for novels, LCD for periodicals), we can't speak for everyone. Our advice is to get your hands (and eyes!) on each type of display, and get a feel for what's most comfortable for you.
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Geocaches come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Cache 'o Mat (GC1A11C) on the other hand, a one of a kind geocache vending machine, has set a new standard for unique geocaches.
It's easy to spot, easy to get stickers and easy to see why this is a favorite geocache. Sometimes, however, it's not as simple to log the difficulty 3.5, terrain 1 geocache as it appears. In order to do so, geocachers will need to use their geo-sense.
While the geocache sits in plain sight, it is not highly muggle-sensitive. With some creativity from the geocache owner and help from the German geocaching musical act Dosenfischer, geocachers can enjoy a one of a kind geocaching anthem (in German) at the vending machine. Now, how often do you get that kind of entertainment when you find a geocache?
Thanks to JoFrie, this clever and creative geocache has been part of the Niedersachsen, Germany community since March, 2008. Over 1,800 geocachers have claimed their smiley and awarded it 849 Favorite Points. Among those who logged the geocache is Geocaching CEO and Co-Founder, Jeremy Irish.
The extensive and elaborate logs describe a lot of fun and entertaining experiences – exactly what this geocache is all about!
One geocacher writes, "Natürlich habe auch ich schon oft von diesem Schmuckstück gehört. Zu finden ist die Lokation ja nicht unbedingt schwer. Aber das sieht man auch schon auf den ersten Blick ins Listing. Das Auffinden der eigentlichen Dose war dann schon schwieriger, hat aber Spaß gemacht. Einfach mal alles ausprobiert, überall gedrückt und gezogen, bis nach einiger Zeit tatsächlich etwas ruckte. Klasse gemacht, wirklich. Vielen Dank für diesen tollen Cache!"
This translates to, "Of course, I have often heard of this gem. Finding the location isn't exactly difficult. But, you can see that at the first glance of the listing. Finding the actual box was then more difficult, but it has been fun. Just tried everything – pushed everywhere and pulled everything. After some time, something snapped. Well done, really. Thanks for this great cache!"
Continue to explore some of the most engaging geocaches around the globe. Check out all the Geocaches of the Week on the Geocaching blog or view the Bookmark List on Geocaching.com.
If you would like to nominate a Geocache of the Week, send an email with your name, comments, the name of the geocache, and the GC code to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The third new Linux kernel of 2012 is now out, providing users of the open source operating system with new filesystem, driver and performance updates.
Linux 3.4 follows the Linux 3.3 release by two months and is now officially "stable" after Linux creator Linus Torvalds pushed out seven release candidates.
"I think the 3.4 release cycle as a whole has been fairly calm," Torvalds wrote in his release announcement. "Sure, I always wish for the -rc's to calm down more quickly than they ever seem to do, but I think on the whole we didn't have any big disruptive events, which is just how I like it."
In terms of features, enhancements to the Btrfs filesystem top the list. The Btrfs effort was initiated by Oracle engineer Chris Mason as a means to provide a more robust filesystem for Linux than the default Ext4 system. Btrfs first debuted in March 2009 as part of the Linux 2.6.29 kernel and has been steadily evolving ever since.
Linux 3.4 adds a new btfs-restore utility for Btrfs, which can help to recover data from a filesystem that is not mountable. Performance in Btrfs has also been improved with support for metadata blocks of up to 64KB in size, up from the previous 4KB.
A critical part of Btrfs is the use of something known as extents, which define the part of the disk being used for storing a given piece of information. In Linux 3.4, Btrfs has improved the way it handles extents.
"Previously we could exit writepages with only having written half of an extent buffer, which meant we had to track the state of the pages and the state of the extent buffers differently," Kernel developer Josef Bacik wrote in his kernel commit message."Now we only read in entire extent buffers and write out entire extent buffers. This allows us to simply set bits in our bflags to indicate the state of the extent buffer, and we no longer have to do things like track uptodate with our iotree."
Among the other new features in Linux 3.4 is a set of improvements to B.A.T.M.A.N. BATMAN, or Better Approach To Mobile Adhoc Networking, first landed in the 2.6.38 Linux kernel back in March of 2011. In the 3.4 kernel, B.A.T.M.A.N has been improved to now have the ability to alter the routing algorithm used to create the ad hoc mesh network.
KVM virtualization also gets a big boost in Linux 3.4. New kernel features contributed by Red Hat expand the maximum number of virtual CPUs (vCPUs) that can be supported in Linux, from 64 all the way to 160.
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of the IT Business Edge Network, the network for technology professionals Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist.


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Scientists have traced a unique new map of the first light of the universe, and raised profound questions about the Big Bang.The image of the cosmic microwave background they have released was taken by ESA's Planck satellite, and its results could have a significant impact on the field of cosmology.
"It turns that most of this image, most of this map, fits beautifully our very simple model. At the same time we find some strange things, and this is where it starts to get interesting, because we see some signs of things that do not fit," explains ESA's Planck Project Scientist Jan Tauber.
"Roughly speaking the things that we are finding that are not as we expect are features that are across the whole sky. When you look only at the large features on this map you find that that our best fitting model, our best theory has a problem fitting the data, there is a lack of signal that we would expect to see," he says.
The news that the early universe is not quite as was thought has left the greatest minds in cosmology spinning with excitement.
George Efstathiou, Professor of Astrophysics, University of Cambridge, is a key member of the Planck Science Team.
"The idea that you can actually experimentally test what happened at the Big Bang still amazes me," he says.
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"We see these strange patterns that are not expected in inflationary theory, the simplest inflationary theories," explains Efstathiou.
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The Planck mission could test ideas about how the early universe was formed.The puzzle is that at small scales the data fits the theoretical model very nicely, but at larger scales the signal from the cosmic microwave background is much weaker than expected.
Efstathiou is looking for answers: "Can we find a theoretical explanation that links together the different phenomena that we have seen, the different little discrepancies, with inflationary theory? That's where there's the potential for a paradigm shift, because at the moment there's no obvious theoretical explanation that links together these anomalies that we have seen. But if you found a theory that links phenomena that were previously unrelated, then that's a pointer to new physics."
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2,000 cases may be overturned because police used secret Stingray surveillance
A motion filed Friday says the State's Attorney's office colluded with police to withhold 'discovery' material obtained via Stingrays from defendants
From The Guardian/ by Nicky Woolf
More than 2,000 cases could be overturned in Baltimore as the first motion for a retrial is filed accusing the state's attorney's office and the police of "deliberate and willful misrepresentation" of the use of the secret surveillance equipment known as Stingrays.
The motion, which was filed on behalf of defendant Shemar Taylor by attorney Josh Insley in the Baltimore city circuit court on Friday, says the state's attorney's office colluded with the police department to withhold "discovery" material from the defendants and the courts about the use of the Stingray device. Taylor was convicted of assault, robbery and firearm possession.
Manufactured by the Harris corporation and around the size of a briefcase, Stingrays are one of a class of surveillance devices known as "cell-site simulators", which pretend to be cellphone towers in order to extract metadata, location information, and in some cases content from phones that connect to it.
Prosecutors are required to reveal the evidence against defendants in the "discovery" phase of a criminal trial.
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Martin Gayford, the British critic, writer, and curator, is "the man in a blue scarf." As a prominent sitter for Freud and the subject of the painting Man in a Blue Scarf, 2004, Gayford wrote of his experience in the 2010 book Man with a Blue Scarf: On Sitting for a Portrait by Lucian Freud. For Tuesday Evenings at the Modern, Gayford shares what he observed throughout his extended sittings and the relationship that he inevitably developed with the artist.
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The beginning of June marked the one year anniversary for this column, and in that time we've featured over 400 different films spanning years from 1903-2008 and representing more than eighteen different countries and pretty much every genre. I think that's not bad at all. But I'm the first to admit that I haven't seen everything, so I'm going to start including just title and basic info for films that I've heard positive things about but haven't seen myself; if you have seen a film that's listed without a blurb, please feel free to write a little blurb and either send it to me (faithx5 AT gmail DOT com) or post it in the comments, and I'll include it for any future showings of that film, credited to you.
Monday, June 28
6:05am – IFC – Broadway Danny Rose
It's lesser Woody Allen, but it's still Woody Allen. Danny Rose (Woody) is a theatrical agent whose clients always leave him when they start becoming successful. His current client, a has-been tenor trying to make a comeback, gives him further grief by having an affair with a young woman (Mia Farrow) with gangster connections. Not very substantial, but enjoyable.
1984 USA. Director: Woody Allen. Starring: Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Nick Apollo Forte.
(repeats at 12:05pm and 5:30pm)
10:15am – IFC – I Heart Huckabees
Not too many films take philosophy as their base, but this one basically does, following a man (Jason Schwartzman) plagued by coincidence who hires a couple of existentialists to figure out what's going on.
2004 USA. Director: David O. Russell. Starring: Jason Schwartzman, Isabelle Huppert, Dustin Hoffman, Naomi Watts, Mark Wahlberg, Lily Tomlin, Jude Law.
(repeats at 3:35pm, and 4:45am on the 29th)
Tuesday, June 29
10:00am – TCM – Theodora Goes Wild
Irene Dunne got a few chances to test her screwball comedy skills, and while I don't think Theodora Goes Wild is as solid as The Awful Truth on any level, it's still a fun showcase for Dunne's comedic talents.
1936 USA. Director: Richard Boleslawski. Starring: Irene Dunne, Melvyn Douglas, Thomas Mitchell, Thurston Hall.
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12:00N – TCM – Too Many Husbands
This is not that good a movie, but it makes an interesting comparison with another 1940 film, My Favorite Wife. That film stars Irene Dunne, and this one stars Jean Arthur, two of the better comediennes of the 1930s, but both have essentially the same story, only gender-flopped – here Arthur's husband is believed dead so several years later she remarries, only to have her husband turn back up. This is a weaker film overall than its role-switched doppelganger, but I'd argue that Arthur still manages to prove herself a stronger comedienne than Dunne.
1940 USA. Director: Wesley Ruggles. Starring: Jean Arthur, Fred MacMurray, Melvyn Douglas, Harry Davenport.
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12:00N – IFC – La Jetee
Very few short films become classics (outside of silent films and arguably Looney Tunes), but Chris Marker's La Jetee, told entirely in sequences of still photographs, is one of them. In a postapocalyptic future, a man is sent back in time to try and stop WWIII from happening. But he both falls in love and is haunted by a childhood memory – two things that are fatefully interconnected.
1962 France. Director: Chris Marker. Starring: Jean Négroni, Hélène Chatelain, Davos Hanich.
3:15am (30th) – TCM – Thank Your Lucky Stars
Notable solely because it's one of a handful of films made during WWII with, like, every star a studio could possibly muster in cameos or musical numbers. In this case, the studio is Warner Bros, so they could muster a lot. And where else are you going to be able to see Bette Davis do a musical number? For reals.
1943 USA. Director: David Butler. Starring: Joan Leslie, Eddie Cantor, Dennis Morgan, Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Olivia de Havilland, Errol Flynn, John Garfield, Ida Lupino, Ann Sheridan, Dinah Shore, Alexis Smith, Jack Carson, Alan Hale, ETC.
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5:55pm – IFC – Days of Glory
One I haven't seen, but it was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the Oscars that year. And apparently has Mélanie Laurent pre-Inglourious Basterds, so I might have to check it out now.
2006 France/Algeria. Director: Rachid Bouchareb. Starring: Mathieu Simonet, Assaad Bouab, Mélanie Laurent.
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Wednesday, June 30
8:00pm – IFC – Heathers
I've actually had this on my DVR for like three months now, and still haven't gotten around to it. One of these days…
1988 USA. Director: Michael Lehrmann. Starring: Winona Ryder, Christian Slater, Shannen Doherty, Lisanne Falk, Kim Walker.
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(repeats at 3:00am on the 1st)
11:30pm – IFC – Antichrist
Lars von Trier's latest film isn't exactly what I'd call fun to watch, but it definitely has its compelling moments in its story of a couple grieving over the death of their son and the lengths the husband will go to in order to help his wife recover her sanity – and the lengths to which her sanity is gone. Extremely strong performances from the two principals and von Trier's way of mixing arthouse mood with extremely disturbing content make Antichrist hard to forget.
2009 Denmark. Director: Lars von Trier. Starring: Willem Dafoe, Charlotte Gainsbourg.
Thursday, July 1
10:30am – TCM – Lili
Slight but charming tale of an orphan girl "adopted" by a circus troupe. I enjoyed this as a kid, and strangely enough, I can still sing the entire theme song to it. Even though I knew, even then, that Leslie Caron had to be way too old to play this part.
1953 USA. Director: Charles Walters. Starring: Leslie Caron, Mel Ferrer, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Zsa Zsa Gabor.
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2:00pm – TCM – Dodge City
Dodge City, not a particularly great movie. It's a fun entry in the group of Errol Flynn-Olivia de Havilland matchups, as Flynn deals with the outlaw element in the western frontier town of Dodge. The real reason I like it? It has one of the best barroom brawls ever put on film.
1939 USA. Director: Michael Curtiz. Starring: Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Alan Hale.
3:45pm – TCM – To Each His Own
Olivia de Havilland's first Academy Award was for this film about a woman forced to give up her illegitimate child during WWII, yet continuing to love and sacrifice for him from afar. I have not seen it.
1946 USA. Director: Mitchell Leisen. Starring: Olivia de Havilland,Mary Anderson, Roland Culver, Phillip Terry.
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6:00pm – TCM – The Heiress
Olivia de Havilland's second Academy Award was for this film, based on Henry James' novel Washington Square, about an aging woman (in those days, aging meant like "older than 25") forbidden by her father from loving an earnest but non-socially-equal young man.
1949 USA. Director: William Wyler. Starring: Olivia de Havilland, Montgomery Clift, Ralph Richardson, Miriam Hopkins.
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8:00pm – TCM – Rebel Without a Cause
Nicholas Ray's best-known movie (though not, I'd argue, his best), likely because it's one of James Dean's three films. Dean is a rebellious teen, hanging out with the wrong crowd, whose parents don't understand him. It all seems a little overwrought these days, but there's an intensity to Dean and the film that manages to make it still relatable.
1955 USA. Director: Nicholas Ray. Starring: James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo.
10:00pm – TCM – Blackboard Jungle
Glenn Ford is the teacher who takes on rowdy inner-city kids in one of the earlier "heroic teacher" films. A young Sidney Poitier is one of the students, and a scene in which a record of "Rock Around the Clock" is played is reputed to be the first time rock n' roll appeared in a film.
1955 USA. Director: Richard Brooks. Starring: Glenn Ford, Anne Francis, Louis Calhern, Sidney Poitier.
Friday, July 2
5:00am – TCM – The Wild One
1953 USA. Director: Laslo Benedek. Starring: Marlon Brando, Mary Murphy, Robert Keith, Lee Marvin.
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8:00pm – TCM – The Wizard of Oz
Breakout role for Judy Garland, one of the earlier Technicolor films (and one of the first to mix black and white with Technicolor to dramatic effect), and one of the few adaptations where the film is better than the book. Oh, right, it's also one of the most magical, beautiful, and wonderful films ever made.
1939 USA. Director: Victor Fleming. Starring: Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Jack Haley, Bert Lahr, Frank Morgan, Margaret Hamilton.
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10:30pm – TCM – Fury
I haven't seen this one, but it's Fritz Lang directing a young Spencer Tracy in one of his breakout films as a victim of a lynch mob attack. Definitely one I ought to have seen by now.
1936 USA. Director: Fritz Lang. Starring: Spencer Tracy, Sylvia Sidney, Walter Abel, Bruce Cabot, Walter Brennan.
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2:00am (3rd) – TCM – Blue Velvet
I'll be honest, this is not one of my favorite David Lynch films. There are a lot of things I like about it. The unsettling take on suburbia, the gorgeously disturbing photography, the kids playing detective, the severed ear, you know, the normal Lynch stuff. But then it just gets to be too cruel for me. Still, it's a Lynch classic, and you oughta see it. And I oughta see it again, see if my opinion has changed.
1986 USA. Director: David Lynch. Starring: Kyle McLachlan, Laura Dern, Isabella Rossellini, Dennis Hopper.
4:15am (3rd) – TCM – Persona
Of all the Ingmar Bergman films I've seen, Persona is the one I always come back to. A nurse takes her patient, a former actress who one day simply refused to talk any more, to a lonely island to try to help her recover. They soon engage in a battle of the wills, and their identities start merging. Meanwhile, Bergman interrogates not only the concept of identity within the film, but the apparatus of film itself and its capacity for understanding and communication. There's more to it every time I watch it.
1966 Sweden. Director: Ingmar Bergman. Starring: Bib Andersson, Liv Ullmann.
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Saturday, July 3
2:00pm – TCM – On the Town
Sailors on leave Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, and Jules Munshin hit New York City, spending the day sightseeing and searching for Kelly's dream girl Vera-Ellen, meanwhile picking up Betty Garrett and Ann Miller for the other boys. Not much plot here, but enough to precipitate some of the best song and dance numbers on film. Also one of the first musicals shot on location.
1949 USA. Directors: Stanley Donen & Gene Kelly. Starring: Gene Kelly, Vera-Ellen, Frank Sinatra, Betty Garrett, Ann Miller, Jules Munshin, Alice Pearce.
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4:00pm – TCM – An American in Paris
Expat artist Gene Kelly in Paris, meets Leslie Caron, woos her away from rival Georges Guetarey, all set to Gershwin music and directed with panache by Vincente Minnelli. All that plus Kelly's ground-breaking fifteen-plus-minute ballet to the title piece.
1951 USA. Director: Vincente Minnelli. Starring: Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron, Oscar Levant, Georges Guetarey.
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6:00pm – Sundance – Paris, je t'aime
I have a huge soft spot for Paris – basically any movie set there I will like to at least some degree. So an anthology film with eighteen internationally-renowned directors giving their take on Paris with eighteen short films all mashed together? Yeah, instant love. Obviously some sections are far stronger than others – the Coens, Gus van Sant, Alexander Payne, Isabel Coixet, Tom Tykwer, and Wes Craven turn in my favorites.
2006 France. Director: various. Starring: many.
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8:00pm – TCM – Meet Me in St. Louis
The ultimate nostalgia film, harking back to the turn of the century and the year leading up to the 1903 St. Louis World's Fair. Judy Garland holds the film and the family in it together as the girl who only wants to love the boy next door, but it's Margaret O'Brien as the little willful sister who adds the extra bit of oomph, especially in the manic Halloween scene and the violent Christmas scene that carries the film from an exercise in sentimentality into a deeper territory of loss and distress.
1944 USA. Director: Vincente Minnelli. Starring: Judy Garland, Tom Drake, Lucille Bremer, Margaret O'Brien, Leon Ames, Mary Astor.
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8:00pm – IFC – The Usual Suspects
One of the earliest in the late 90s wave of "twist" films, and still one of the few that did it best. Spoiler warnings may not have been invented for The Usual Suspects, but it was certainly one of the films that popularized anti-spoiler sentiment (and the converse glee for spoiling, I suppose). Thanks to Christopher McQuarrie's tight script and great acting turns, though, the film is about more than the twist, which is what makes it continue to be worthwhile over a decade and multiple viewings later.
1995 USA. Director: Bryan Singer. Starring: Stephen Baldwin, Gabriel Bryne, Benicio Del Toro, Kevin Pollack, Kevin Spacey, Chazz Palminteri, Pete Postlethwaite.
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10:00pm – Sundance – The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
Luis Bu˜uel made a career out of making surrealist anti-bourgeois films, and this is one of the most surreal, most anti-bourgeois, and best films he ever made, about a dinner party that just can't quite get started due to completely absurd interruptions.
1972 France. Director: Luis Buñuel. Starring: Fernando Rey, Paul Fankeur, Delphine Seyrig, Stéphane Audran, Jean-Pierre Cassel.
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1:30am (4th) – TCM – The Women
Only the cattiest, most man-less film ever made. Several of Hollywood's greatest female stars, from established divas like Norma Shearer and Joan Crawford to up-and-comers like Rosalind Russell and Joan Fontaine to character actresses like Mary Boland and Marjorie Main (and even non-actresses like gossip columnist Hedda Hopper), give their all to one of the wittiest scripts ever written.
1939 USA. Director: George Cukor. Starring: Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell, Joan Fontaine, Paulette Goddard, Virginia Weidler, Mary Boland, Marjorie Main, Hedda Hopper.
Sunday, July 4
7:15am – IFC – Solaris
2002 USA. Director: Steven Soderbergh. Starring: George Clooney, Natascha McElhone.
8:30am – TCM – Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Frank Capra puts on his idealist hat to tell the story of Jefferson Smith (James Stewart), an inexperienced young man appointed as a junior senator because the corrupt senior senator thinks he'll be easy to control. But Smith doesn't toe the party line, instead launching a filibuster for what he believes in. Wonderful comedienne Jean Arthur is the journalist who initially encourages Smith so she can get a great story from his seemingly inevitable downfall, but soon joins his cause.
1939 USA. Director: Frank Capra. Starring: James Stewart, Jean Arthur, Claude Rains, Eugene Pallette, Thomas Mitchell.
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5:30pm – TCM – Yankee Doodle Dandy
James Cagney won an Oscar putting on his dancing shoes to play song-and-dance man and Broadway composer George M. Cohan in this biopic. Though it seems strange to think of gangster picture regular Cagney in a musical, he actually got his start in show business as a hoofer, and returned to musicals many times throughout his career, though this remains the most notable example.
1942 USA. Director: Michael Curtiz. Starring: James Cagney, Joan Leslie.
8:00pm – Sundance – A Prairie Home Companion
2006 USA. Director: Robert Altman. Starring: Woody Harrelson, Tommy Lee Jones, Kevin Kline, Lindsay Lohan, Virginia Madsen, John C. Reilly, Maya Rudolph, Meryl Streep, Lily Tomlin.
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10:00pm – TCM – Oklahoma!
I can't begin to guess how many times I watched Oklahoma! growing up, but it's well into double-digits. It's a routine but darker-than-usual story for a musical, about minor conflicts between farmers and cowboys, a couple of young lovers, and the obsessive farmhand who wants the girl for himself. But the way the music and dancing is integrated is wonderful (and groundbreaking in the 1943 play the film is based on).
1955 USA. Director: Fred Zinnemann. Starring: Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones, Rod Steiger, Gloria Grahame, Gene Nelson, Eddie Albert, Charlotte Greenwood, James Whitmore.
11:30pm – Sundance – Eraserhead
David Lynch's first feature is a weird post-apocalyptic dreamscape of a film – what, you were expecting something normal? When you can have industrial decay and mutant babies?
1977 USA. Director: David Lynch. Starring: Jack Nance, Charlotte Stewart.
12:30am (5th) – TCM – The General
One of the greatest silent comedies of all time; no, scratch that, one of the greatest any kind of comedies of all time. Buster Keaton is at the top of his game as a Civil War era engineer whose train (with his girl on it) gets captured by the Union army, and he's got to get them both back, with many an amazing stunt along the way. No one did stunt-based comedy better than Keaton, and he's never been better than this.
1926 USA. Director: Buster Keaton and Clyde Bruckman. Starring: Buster Keaton, Marion Mack.
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2:00am (5th) – TCM – Gigi (1949)
I don't actually know much about this French non-musical version of the Gigi story, but I saw TCM had it on in tandem with better-known American version, and thought, hey, that could be interesting.
1949 France. Director: Jacqueline Audry. Starring: Gaby Morlay, Jean Tissier, Yvonne de Bray, Franck Villard.
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3:30am (5th) – TCM – Gigi (1958)
Maurice Chevalier's "Thank Heaven for Little Girls" might come off as more pervy now than it was originally intended, but as a whole Gigi stands as one of the most well-produced and grown-up musicals made during the studio era. Vincente Minnelli gives it a wonderful visual richness and sophistication, while music from Lerner & Loewe (usually) stresses the right combination of innocence, exuberance, and ennui for its decadent French story.
1958 USA. Director: Vincente Minnelli. Starring: Louis Jourdan, Leslie Caron, Maurice Chevalier, Hermione Gingold.


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Genital warts (also called condyloma) are caused by a virus that is often transmitted sexually. This virus is known as human papillomavirus (HPV). The warts are often so tiny that they are hard to see. But even tiny warts can cause big trouble, especially in women. Genital warts can cause cell changes that can lead to genital cancers such as cervical cancer. Warts can even be passed to babies during childbirth.
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Genital warts tend to grow with time. The smaller the warts are, the easier they are to remove. So don't delay. Warts are most often removed with chemicals. Sometimes they're frozen off with liquid nitrogen. Warts may also be removed with heat or laser. More than one treatment may be needed. Never try to treat genital warts yourself.
To prevent genital warts, consider getting vaccinated. Your healthcare provider can tell you if the vaccine is right for you. Also know your partner's sexual history. Even if someone doesn't have visible warts, he or she can still transmit the virus. Protect yourself by using latex condoms. And get regular medical exams. In women, regular Pap smears can help detect changes caused by genital warts and catch any signs of cervical cancer early. Also, ask your healthcare provider about the HPV vaccine.
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